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Building Committee approves $4.6 million in January invoices

The Agawam High School Building Committee approved $4.6 million in January invoices. Mayor Chris Johnson moved to approve January construction invoices totaling $4,590,395.48 from LeftField ($118,403), Flansburgh ($247,896.25), Fontaine Bros ($4,221,396.23), and Allied Testing ($2,700), approved

Agawam High School Building Committee · Meeting of February 24, 2026

AGAWAM — The Agawam High School Building Committee approved $4.6 million in January invoices. Mayor Chris Johnson moved to approve January construction invoices totaling $4,590,395.48 from LeftField ($118,403), Flansburgh ($247,896.25), Fontaine Bros ($4,221,396.23), and Allied Testing ($2,700), approved 10-0. The project's Construction Budget is now 100 percent committed with the guaranteed maximum price finalized, while the overall project budget stands at 93 percent committed with 19 percent of work completed.

Project Manager Matt Cavanaugh reported that steel erection will conclude in coming weeks, with in-building mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough-in work continuing through spring and roofing now underway.

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Source: the Agawam High School Building Committee meeting of February 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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